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Gar sobs:
>
>waaaaaa....
>
>Gar <----wondering who's cock Snot is blowing tonight...



Ahahahahahahahahahahaha. . . .




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Gar writes:
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Snot is my ****!

She is! I hear Snot is sucking faggot dicks, 25˘ each!

Who's yer momma! Better yet, who's yer daddy, ******* boy!

Ahahahahahahahahahahaha. . . .


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Gar brags:
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Yeah, well... I suck donkey dick!

Ahahahahahahahahahahah. . . .


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Gar writes:
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My momma's in the hospital, dying of a butt ****ing!

Yaaaaaaaaay!



Ahahahahahahahahahaha. . . .


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Gar writes:
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>You lost all credibility at this point in your post.


You cream in your mamma's pantys while Snot sucks my anus!

Ahahahahahahaha. . . .


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Gar writes:
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I'm an ugly faggot! Yaaaaay!


Ahahahahahahahaha. . .



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>Not even slightly. I have, OTOH, seen mules like you

##################
Anyone who refers to Mules all the time has to be some toothless,trailer
dwelling goofball who wouldn't know a good
party entree if he saw one.
###########
>It sucks to be you.


################
Not really I live in Los Angeles and will be guest starring on Frasier on Jan
6th. Not too bad really sparky.At least I don't live with Mules. BG
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PENMART01 wrote:
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> Ken Davey is a douche bag.
>
> Sheldon


In to Colon Cleansing are we darling?????
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Gar wondered in message ...
> On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 07:12:20 -0800, "The Ranger" >

wrote:
> >BillKirch > bleeted in message

...
> >> >Sounds like you need a new set of friends! (Don't call me.)
> >> >
> >> Looks like a couple of you saw yourselves in my post.
> >>

> >Not even slightly. I have, OTOH, seen mules like you come
> >in to other's homes and Hoover an entire table with a Hometown
> >Buffet attitude only to complain about the fare being provided.
> >These are the same people that bring more joy to a group setting
> >when they leave than when they're present.
> >
> >It sucks to be you.

>
> I must have missed something in the past. Are you sure you're ok?
> I don't remember you ever being so irrational.


I thought I was being quite rational with Billy-Joe-Jim-Bob. He posted a
rant that I disagreed with (quite strongly). I've not only seen his ilk
attend parties but been subjected to their "critiques" because I wasn't
quick enough to find an escape. You can't reason with someone so cheap and
so boorish; you slam them for what they are and hope they never come near
you again.

As far as ****mart... I enjoy being a sadist with him just because it's so
satisfying.

The Ranger




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BillKirch > belched from his key-boored in message
...
> >It sucks to be you.

[snip]

"On Usenet, no one knows you're a dog."

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>"On Usenet, no one knows you're a dog."
>
>The Ranger


##############


What are you talking about. ? You don't even make sense. Idiot. BG
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>I thought I was being quite rational with Billy-Joe-Jim-Bob. He posted a
>rant that I disagreed with (quite strongly).


############
Sooo...you diagree with having taste and class.
##############
> I've not only seen his ilk
>attend parties but been subjected to their "critiques"


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Sooo you throw shitty parties too. Figures. BG
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<Gar> wrote in message ...
> On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 12:47:47 GMT, "Jack Schidt®"
> > wrote:
>
>
> >Back in the day, we'd spike the punch with acid so the room would seem
> >bigger and even the stove top stuffing tasted better.

>
> Magic brownies work well too.
>
>
> >I guess I'll cross you off the guest list; I DO know how to throw a party
> >but, I sure as shit don't wanna read a review of it here.

>
> LOL. Didn't you host a cook-in? <G>
>
> Gar



haha!! Yes I did. Fortunately the OP wasn't there; he'd have ****ed and
moaned about something I'm sure. Probably the Zappa tunes being played.

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"Frogleg" > wrote in message
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> On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 14:23:08 GMT, "Jack Schidt®"
> > wrote:
>
> >In this bunch, food is key at a party. It doesn't have to be a gourmet
> >extravaganza, as you say. I've enjoyed some great parties where the menu
> >was pizza and beer, and not 'gor-may' pie either.

>
> On my first afternoon in California, at a 6-unit apt. "house," a
> spontaneous party formed in the patio area, first with beer and music
> among the residents, then more people and brought-in pizza, and more
> people and... It was like a movie script of Calif. life -- whoo,
> whoo! What an introduction.


Exactly, the best. So Altman-esque.

Jack Cinefiesta




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On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 16:19:47 -0600, Gar <> wrote:

>On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 15:28:49 GMT, Frogleg > wrote:
>
>>Teach 'em by throwing your own party with all the features you desire.
>>There's nothing like competition within a group for upping the tone.

>
>That can actually work against you. I've had people tell me they
>didn't like to have me over because they were afraid I would critique
>the meal. Unfortunately they were right. <EG>


Well, I wasn't thinking of a full-blown catered buffet and open bar in
response to a small bowl of guacamole and no napkins. More in the line
of enough of whatever he choose to serve, with decent supplies of
napkins, ice, etc. Just upping the ante a bit, although I doubt the
situation can be *quite* as bad as he describes. Best to lead by
example.

A friend well-experienced in (pretty impressive) entertaining cannot
*bear* paper plates and plastic utensils, so she shops Goodwill and
the like for metal flatware, ceramic plates, and cloth napkins.
Doesn't matter if they don't match. And there's *always* plenty of
food. :-)
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On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 13:53:25 GMT, "Jack Schidt®"
> wrote:


>haha!! Yes I did. Fortunately the OP wasn't there; he'd have ****ed and
>moaned about something I'm sure. Probably the Zappa tunes being played.
>
>Jack August
>


Maybe. Some people just like to complain. The OP seems to have left
different impressions on some of us. As far as cook-ins, the two
I've had were probably the hardest to plan and organize I've ever had.
But also the most rewarding. This year the nearest person was 3
hours, and I think Boli had to drive 18 hours. Having people come at
different times, even days makes things interesting. We kinda had to
just go with the flow. The first year it was in the 90's and it was
pointed out I didn't have enough bottled water. So I stocked up this
year, but didn't have enough pop in the coolers. It was so cold and
rainy poor Cyndi was shivering. Snot had me start a fire in the
fireplace and turn the heat on. Needless to say I've got a few cases
of bottled water in the garage.

As much as I try, something is always not quite perfect when I get a
larger group together. Shit happens. Threads like this help me brush
up my skills. <g>

Gar.
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On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 14:05:52 GMT, Frogleg > wrote:

>Seems to me most interesting people are at least moderately interested
>in good food


I agree. I believe it has something to do with a passion for life.

Gar
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On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 14:05:17 GMT, Frogleg > wrote:


>A friend well-experienced in (pretty impressive) entertaining cannot
>*bear* paper plates and plastic utensils, so she shops Goodwill and
>the like for metal flatware, ceramic plates, and cloth napkins.
>Doesn't matter if they don't match.


What a great idea!

> And there's *always* plenty of
>food. :-)


I think that's the main point the OP was making. I still don't
understand why he's getting so much shit. I and my circle of friends
would be mortified if we had planned so poorly there wasn't enough
food. Even if it was Domino's pizza. <gasp>

Gar




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On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 23:38:36 -0800, "The Ranger"
> wrote:

>Gar wondered in message ...
>> On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 07:12:20 -0800, "The Ranger" >

>wrote:
>> >BillKirch > bleeted in message

...
>> >> >Sounds like you need a new set of friends! (Don't call me.)
>> >> >
>> >> Looks like a couple of you saw yourselves in my post.
>> >>
>> >Not even slightly. I have, OTOH, seen mules like you come
>> >in to other's homes and Hoover an entire table with a Hometown
>> >Buffet attitude only to complain about the fare being provided.
>> >These are the same people that bring more joy to a group setting
>> >when they leave than when they're present.
>> >
>> >It sucks to be you.

>>
>> I must have missed something in the past. Are you sure you're ok?
>> I don't remember you ever being so irrational.

>
>I thought I was being quite rational with Billy-Joe-Jim-Bob. He posted a
>rant that I disagreed with (quite strongly).


Yes you did. And so did a few others. I must have missed the post
that gave the information to make the assessments you've made about
his behavior.

> I've not only seen his ilk
>attend parties but been subjected to their "critiques" because I wasn't
>quick enough to find an escape.


I've seen this type people also. In the work place. They would never
be part of my circle.

> You can't reason with someone so cheap and
>so boorish; you slam them for what they are and hope they never come near
>you again.


On this I absolutely agree with you. I work with one of the cheapest
people I've ever seen. And he does it shamelessly without a clue of
what an ass he looks like. He delivered some menus we printed to a
customer 10 years ago. They gave him a free cup of coffee. I'm sure
they didn't plan on him showing up the next day for another free cup.
He's been going there several times a week for 10 years and they've
never had the nerve to stop this practice and he tells them they are
getting a discount on their menu's. They're not. I could on and on
about him and other skinflints I've known. I can base my opinion on
what I've actually seen and heard, Not by assuming something. Jill
comes in here bitching about something almost every weekend and she
doesn't get as much shit as this OP has. I don't get it.

>As far as ****mart... I enjoy being a sadist with him just because it's so
>satisfying.


He's a whole different story. Everyone has to choose their own best
way to deal with him.

Gar
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BillKirch > wrote in message
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> >"On Usenet, no one knows you're a dog."


[snip of blithering text]

Give your "resume" somewhere else and pad it some other time.

The more you post, the more you reveal about yourself. Pretty soon someone
with a lot more time that s/he's willing to devote to you will put
everything together and you'll be exposed for the cheap, boorish, uneducated
slob you really are.

As I've said before, it sucks to be you.

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BillKirch > bleated in message
...
[snip]
> Sooo you throw shitty parties too.


None that you would ever be invited to so it's moot. When you get past your
kegger parties, grow up a little, and are able to afford a better class of
associates (you don't have friends), come on back. Till then, stay at the
kids' table.

The Ranger


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Gar wrote in message ...
> On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 23:38:36 -0800, "The Ranger" >

wrote:
[Snip-O'-Matic employed]
> > I've not only seen his ilk attend parties but been subjected
> >to their "critiques" because I wasn't quick enough to find
> >an escape.
> >

> I've seen this type people also. In the work place. They
> would never be part of my circle.


Yes, the workplace seems to be the perfect environment for
Billy-Joe-Jim-Bob's type of behavior to arise. BJJB is a boorish jerk that
doesn't have friends; simple associates. It sucks to be him.

> >You can't reason with someone so cheap and so boorish;
> >you slam them for what they are and hope they never
> >come near you again.
> >

> On this I absolutely agree with you. I work with one of
> the cheapest people I've ever seen. And he does it shamelessly
> without a clue of what an ass he looks like. He delivered some
> menus we printed to a customer 10 years ago. They gave him
> a free cup of coffee. I'm sure they didn't plan on him showing
> up the next day for another free cup. He's been going there several
> times a week for 10 years and they've never had the nerve to
> stop this practice and he tells them they are getting a discount
> on their menu's. They're not. I could on and on about him and
> other skinflints I've known. I can base my opinion on what
> I've actually seen and heard, Not by assuming something.


You're being too fair but that works for you. It doesn't wash with me nor
change my opinion about Billy-Joe-Jim-Bob, though. He's a boorish slob
that's cheap.

> Jill


Ah, another rfc albatross.

> comes in here bitching about something almost every
> weekend and she doesn't get as much shit as this OP has.
> I don't get it.


Neither do I; neither do I.

> >As far as ****mart... I enjoy being a sadist with him just because
> >it's so satisfying.
> >

> He's a whole different story. Everyone has to choose their own best
> way to deal with him.


On this we agree whole-heartedly.

The Ranger


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Gar <fagboy> writes:
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>Shit happens.


Not with your butt plugged with fat schlong.

>Threads like this help me brush
>up my cocksucking skills. <g>


Mad head disease, eh?

Wooo.... woooooooo...


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Gar <fagboy> writes:
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>What a great idea!


What, Snot's porno videos, to help pay the rent?


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Gar <fagboy> writes:
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>I believe it has something to do with my passion for having my butt ****ed.


You sicko!


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Gar FAGBOY> writes:

>I spent Christmas eve with an Italian family a few years ago
>and haven't bathed since.
>
>I'm still stuffed.


SURE YA ARE, PROVOLONE BUTT!



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Gar <fagboy> writes:
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>They would never be part of my faggot circle jerk.


Yo, fag boy... whatsamatter, Snot dumped your greasy ass and is out humping
*normal men*, eh?



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In news:rec.food.cooking, (PENMART01) posted on 22
Dec 2003 17:05:07 GMT:

> And the schmuck who suggested eating ones fill prior to
> attending an affair is lower than swill fond... it's an insult
> to those who have prepared proper repast to shuffle ones food
> about ones plate but not eat because they previously filled up
> their tank at Der Weinerschnitzel. I can tell by the reponses
> to this thread that the majority here fit the clod catagory...
> I'm positive their own affairs are tantamount a giant circle
> jerk... it's no wonder yoose riffraff find them pleasurable.


Sometimes the food at parties tastes like dog vomit. And honestly, if
I'm not there to see that the food is properly handled, properly
refrigerated, and that the host didn't finger herself anytime during the
preparation of the food, I'm going to be very careful about how much I
eat. God, I know people who consistently get sick from eating their own
food, and unfortunately I have had to endure several Christmas dinners
there.

I know of another lady who was visiting my friend's house at the same
time I was there. She decided to cook a pot of beans, for some strange
reason. She then turned the heat off and left them on the stove all
night. The next morning, she was the first one awake; some more of us
woke up later. She said, "Anybody wants some beans? They're still
good." She'd done the same thing with fried chicken. At her own house,
her family is always getting sick from eating her horrible food.

I was at a lady friend's house and was fixing dinner for her and her
family. She had already started browning the ground beef I was going to
use for pizza. She was stiring and mixing and she suddenly turned the
fire off. I looked at the ground beef and saw little pink wads still
sitting in it. I looked back at her. "That's not done," I said. She
said, "Well, I figured since it was going to be in the oven, it would
finish cooking in there."

Hmmm. Onions on a pizza come out still a little crunchy. I turned the
fire back on under the ground beef and finished cooking it.

These are the same people who will leave meat out in the sink to thaw
and when they come home from work in the evening, it's at room
temperature. They then cook it and eat it. It's no wonder they think
that perpetual diarrhea and noisy bathrooms are something everyone
experiences in their homes.

Damaeus


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<Gar> wrote in message ...
> On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 13:53:25 GMT, "Jack Schidt®"
> > wrote:
>
>
> >haha!! Yes I did. Fortunately the OP wasn't there; he'd have ****ed and
> >moaned about something I'm sure. Probably the Zappa tunes being played.
> >
> >Jack August
> >

>
> Maybe. Some people just like to complain. The OP seems to have left
> different impressions on some of us. As far as cook-ins, the two
> I've had were probably the hardest to plan and organize I've ever had.
> But also the most rewarding. This year the nearest person was 3
> hours, and I think Boli had to drive 18 hours. Having people come at
> different times, even days makes things interesting. We kinda had to
> just go with the flow. The first year it was in the 90's and it was
> pointed out I didn't have enough bottled water. So I stocked up this
> year, but didn't have enough pop in the coolers. It was so cold and
> rainy poor Cyndi was shivering. Snot had me start a fire in the
> fireplace and turn the heat on. Needless to say I've got a few cases
> of bottled water in the garage.
>
> As much as I try, something is always not quite perfect when I get a
> larger group together. Shit happens. Threads like this help me brush
> up my skills. <g>
>
> Gar.


I'd say the record shows you did a great job. We all just have to accept
that Murphy's Law is the law of the land.

As for the OP, he's partly correct, and part whiner. Some people really
don't get the 'gathering' thang.

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> I still don't
>understand why he's getting so much shit. I


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Because they area bunch of assholes. And thats what you get out of
assholes....shit. And in this case white trash shit. BG
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BillKirch > whined in message
...
> > I still don't understand why he's getting so much shit.

>
> Because I'm an asshole. And thats what you get out of an
> asshole....shit. And in this case white trash shit. BG


You were staring at your reflection to long and missed a few keystrokes.
Your entry's more accurate now.

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Gar <> wrote in message >. ..
> On 22 Dec 2003 09:02:12 -0800, (Carmen
> Dioxide) wrote:
>
> >Most hosts expect people to bring a little something along,

>
> You lost all credibility at this point in your post.


I don't really care what you think of my posts, Gargoyle. You're a horses ass.


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>If I were Patrick Stewert, I would know that the show premiers on Dec
>30th, not Jan 6th.


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I'm not Patrick Stewert. BG
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Garish Gar writes:

>(Carmen Dioxide) wrote:
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>>I don't really care what you think of my posts, Gargoyle.
>>You're a horses ass.

>
>Being called a name by a social misfit <U>who's pier</U> group


Not only is Gar a horse's ass (apology to all equines), he's an illiterate
imbeSICKle. *WHOSE PEER* group, you ugli *******.


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>That's right. You're nobody.
>
>-sw

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Wrong sparky. Bill Kirchenbauer Guest star on Frasier , Tuesday, Jan 6th

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